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Prints in the Sea
She walks up the battered tile,
with the imprint of thousands
Of footprints.
Almost kisses the wall, as the
Swarm of fish dash in the sea
Of the hallway
A storm of inquiry,
Constantly questioning,
what’d you get on that thing
whose house are we crashing
She stands, wondering, at the
fluorescent guardians who beam
A harsh glare in her eyes,
Trying to find her question,
Her destination, her hope.
Finding her way down,
down,
down,
where there is no more tile,
Only the freshness between her toes.
Where air fills her instead of the
Bombardment of words.
Where she is let out of the
cage of the hallway sea.

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This piece comes from the feeling of being between classes in high school. There's always a sort of intimacy with being squished between a bunch of other people who just want to get to their next classes. No matter what direction you're going, everyone's generally going in the same place.